Welcome to Grand Cayman; Beyond Stingray City; Seven Mile Beach; Spotts Beach & Sea Turtles; Where to Eat in Grand Cayman; Bonny Moon; Ms. Piper's Kitchen; Tillies at Palm Heights; Rum Point & Solis Restaurant; Sunset Cruises; Caribbean Food Worth Traveling For; Planning Your Grand Cayman Vacation
The Paris House, Sunday Guides, Summer 2026
Grand Cayman Sunset Cruise
Tropical Menus & Entertaining
Summer Beauty
Maine Coastal Living & Dining
Jardin Exotique d’Èze France
Living Life Beautifully in This Issue
Paris House Beauty
The Paris House, Sunday Guides, Summer 2026
Grand Cayman Sunset Cruise
Tropical Menus & Entertaining
Summer Beauty
Maine Coastal Living & Dining
Jardin Exotique d’Èze France
Living Life Beautifully in This Issue
Contents
What Michele Loves
6 Editor’s Letter
9 Map of Grand Cayman
10 Contributors
12 The Cayman Islands
79 Tropical Summer Party
110 Maine
225 “Bringing the Summer Indoors” by Linda Harbrecht
242 Art and Culture: Sea View Theatre
248 People We Meet Along the Way
257 Collecting
258 Curated by Paris House
263 Paris House Book Club
270 Fashion Photoshoot
Contents
288 Unforgettable Moments & Memories of Motherhood
290 Paris House Flowers
299 “Fragrance and Beauty” by Lisa Gomez
305 “Summer Fitness” by Tina Baker
325 In the Garden with Paris House
311 Out and About
330 The Daily Parlour
331 Testimonials & Features
332 Paris House Kitchen
336 Éze, France Travel Guide
353 Joie de Vivre
354 Video: Cartoon
355 Sponsors/Advertisers
361 Sign Up for Our Newsletter
362 About
Editor’s Letter
I am writing this letter from 30,000 feet, where I find clarity away from daily distractions. Our dedicated team produces, writes, creates, and designs each issue of Sunday Guides magazine, often exceeding 300 pages.
As our media, lifestyle, beauty, and production company expands, we are pleased to highlight our progress through the Sunday Notes newsletter, our updated website homepage, and Daily Parlor stories on Style, Travel, and Home, which focus on the pillars of our boutique business.
We also produce and style fashion photo shoots at our urban studio and in our home & gardens, build portfolios, plan events and floral designs for longtime clients, and share stories from our Maine cottage.
Summer is an ideal time to relax with a good book, especially by the water. In this issue, we revisit Maine and offer a print edition for your travels, whether you are heading to New England, Éze in France, or staying local. If you are planning a backyard barbecue, beach dinner, or pool party, you will find a variety of recipes, ideas, and travel guides in this month’s magazine.
We launched a dinner party book club under twinkle lights at our lakeside cottage in Maine. These ideas can be adapted for gatherings of any size. Enjoying long summer evenings with friends is what makes this season special.
Sunday Guides features beauty articles, summer fashion, recommended books for your beach bag, and our top picks for sunscreens, sandals, table linens, and more.
If you are considering a last-minute trip, our July “Hot Summer Travel Deals” highlight excellent destinations. For a tropical experience, see our Grand Cayman article, which features quiet beaches away from the crowds at Stingray City. This is ideal for travelers seeking something unique.
Fashion enthusiasts will enjoy seeing models Caroline and Samantha showcase beautiful outfits among the seasonal flowers at Paris House Gardens.
We hope our returning columnists inspire you as they share insights on summer beauty scents, fitness, art, and home and garden design.
We wish you a season filled with country fairs, mint-lemonade, and lasting memories.
Michele Rosenthal, Editor-in-Chief
Contributors
Michele Rosenthal, Founder and Editor in Chief
Sonia Schnee, Executive Graphic Designer
Teddy Rosenthal, Proofreading
Tina Baker, Fit Pro, Health and Fitness Columnist
Lisa Gomez, CUSTOMPARFUMS, Beauty and Fragrance Columnist
Linda Harbrecht, @stonecottage2250, Home and Design Columnist
Map by Michelle Mospens
The Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands are made up of three Caribbean islands: Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. Together, they span about 22 miles. Christopher Columbus first saw them in 1503. Now, more than 88,000 people call the islands home.
The warm, sunny weather all year attracts visitors from around the world. A lot of visitors head to Grand Cayman for Stingray City to swim with stingrays and snorkel—we did that on a past trip.
This time, we’re looking for tasty food, friendly hospitality, relaxation, and quieter beaches. Walking along Seven Mile Beach is always a treat, especially with a piña colada, a cold local beer, and some great food in the middle of the action. On this trip, we’re also exploring less crowded spots.
Sip & Savor
Grand Cayman is known for its amazing food scene. You can choose from over 200 restaurants and enjoy unforgettable Caribbean dishes.
Bonny Moon
Bonny Moon has been a popular spot for more than 30 years, always lively day and night. It sits on the white sands of Seven Mile Beach, with loungers and sunset drinks. It’s a great place to go after brunch for lunch or dinner, and the tapas are made with fresh local ingredients. If you enjoy live music and dancing, check out the beachside DJ every Saturday night. Be sure to catch happy hour at the Bodeguita Lounge and Bar as the sun sets.
Especially memorable: THE DYNAMITE SHRIMP & PEPPERONI FLATBREAD
Ms. Pipers Kitchen
Enjoy a meal in a seaside garden surrounded by pastel colors. Try the cheese bread with red pepper aioli and the scotch bonnet raspberry mocktails.
You can also visit quiet nearby beaches—Spotts is a great place to see sea turtles.
For your beach day, pack your favorite swimsuits and let your hair dry in the sun. We’ve shared our top hair products. Start with sunscreen for healthy skin and natural makeup.
Savor fresh local food, gardens full of tropical flowers, and the island’s famous smashed burger.
Seven Mile Beach
The Island’s Most Famous Smashed Burger
Rum Point Club, Solis Restaurant
Enjoy delicious local Caribbean food and mudslide cocktails while watching a beautiful sunset. People say the Mudslide cocktail was invented here. We tried them and loved them. The pavlova and fresh seafood dinners are also worth trying. This spot is a must-visit.
Rum Point, Grand Cayman, Solis at Rum Point
Tillies at Palm Heights
“Located on iconic Seven Mile Beach, Tillies is an homage to the very essence of classic seaside dining, featuring fresh local produce, grills, salads, and dishes inspired by the Greater Antilles region, its namesake.
The stunning view of the clear water makes Tillies a great place to enjoy time with friends and family. The restaurant combines top-notch dining with a welcoming, homey feel, drawing both visitors and locals.”
– Courtesy of Tillies website
Grand Cayman has something for everyone to enjoy.
Crystal Caves
Botanical Garden
Snorkel at Stingray City
Seven Mile Beach
Sunset Cruise
Horseback Riding
Golf & More
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